Crepe is the fabric you forget you're wearing: lightweight and matte, it falls straight without ever clinging or outlining the figure. It is the fabric chosen for our easiest-to-wear caftans, from the most understated to the most embroidered. The Pipa caftan keeps it white and almost bare, enhanced by a single green sfifa; the Adelia caftan tints it vanilla cream and covers it with golden embroidery at the V-neck; the Isabella caftan opts for a bright purple and a tone-on-tone burgundy trim. Elsewhere, crepe combines with other materials: the Assilah caftan pairs it with a bronze lace panel and mint-green trousers, while the Filia caftan features it as a fuchsia skirt beneath an ivory-and-gold brocade bodice. Simple or embellished, crepe remains the fabric for both everyday wear and special occasions: a caftan you slip on without a second thought and wear throughout a day of celebrations without ever feeling the weight of the fabric.

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FAQ — Crepe Caftan

Why choose crepe?

For comfort: lightweight, matte, and wrinkle-resistant when worn, it falls straight without clinging. It is the ideal fabric for a full day of celebrations or a hot climate.

Is crepe dressy enough for a wedding?

Yes, as soon as it is embroidered or belted: crepe is the perfect backdrop for golden embroidery and beading. Unadorned, it creates a very contemporary, refined elegance.

Does crepe wrinkle?

Very little - this is one of its greatest advantages for travel and evening wear. A gentle steam is enough to restore it to its original condition.

How should it be cared for?

Plain styles can often be washed delicately in cold water; embroidered styles should be dry-cleaned. Check the care label for the specific model.